1. Generally speaking, the cultivation soil for Qianchuanzi potted plants should be soil with good water permeability and good aeration. It can be appropriately mixed with some river sand and small pebbles. Of course, be careful not to make the pot too deep. Although the tubers are relatively large, being too deep can easily cause roots to drown and reduce water accumulation in the pot.

2. Qianchuanzi has relatively high requirements for fertilizer and water. Generally speaking, you can add a layer of base fertilizer to the cultivation soil first. The fertilizer can be diluted a little, and it does not require too much fertilizer. This is When freshly transplanted. If the growth is normal after that, you can apply fertilizer and water to Qianchuanzi once a month. The fertilizer and water should be diluted as much as possible, otherwise it will easily burn the roots.

3. Qianchuanzi does not have very strong requirements for moisture. Generally speaking, it is best if it is neither wet nor dry, because it is easy to fail to control the boundary between wet and dry, which can easily lead to poor growth. If the room temperature is high, you can properly spray some water on the Qianchuanzi to ensure a certain amount of water supply and prevent the plants from dehydrating due to excessive temperatures.